Innovare is a startup company that utilizes the untapped biomass resource of natural rubber seeds to manufacture raw materials for biofuels, biochemicals, and biocoke. Through its proprietary biorefinery process (Japanese Patent No. 7372615), the company separates oil, shell, and residue from rubber seeds and supplies each as renewable raw materials. By promoting the replacement of fossil-based feedstocks and advancing circular economy initiatives in collaboration with natural rubber plantations in ASEAN countries, Innovare aims to contribute to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.
[画像1: https://prtimes.jp/i/131192/3/resize/d131192-3-70163960ef567f61ca80-3.jpg ] Innovare株式会社(大阪府大阪市、代表取締役:川谷光隆)はこの度、立命館ソーシャルインパクトファンドより、シードラ...
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We are the first in the world to discover the anti-fouling and disinfecting properties of Blue-Violet(BV) light. By incorporating our novel heat-dissipating microplates, we have successfully developed ultra-high-brightness BV LED systems for both underwater and atmospheric use. Our technology prevents biofouling—such as barnacles on power plants and vessels—as well as fish diseases and bacterial infections in aquaculture, etc., using only light instead of chemicals. Our mission is to revolutionize industrial society through original photon-bio technology and drive the social implementation of BV light solutions.

Rera Tech Inc. was established as a startup from the Air-Sea Laboratory at Kobe University and operates under an Academia-Industry Collaboration framework. The company provides wind resource assessment and related consulting services for wind energy development, delivering integrated measurement, simulation, and analysis for wind resource assessment. By leveraging meteorological data and ICT technologies, RTI contributes to innovative wind energy solutions and the realization of a sustainable energy society.

A startup originating from Kyoto University’s Disaster Prevention Research Institute that provides integrated water resources management (IWRM) services. We offer customized, sector-specific solutions powered by three core capabilities: water-cycle analysis based on 30 years of research, a global database containing 250 years of hydrological and physical data, and an analytical platform that forecasts and visualizes regional water resources. By quantitatively assessing how climate change, human activities, and land-use changes impact agriculture, industry, cities, power generation, and ecosystems, we help businesses and municipalities identify and disclose water-related risks and implement effective adaptation measures.

Creators of CO2 absorbing plastic DAC Plastic and the development, manufacture, and sale of eco-friendly biomass CO₂ absorbent material Binowa, a functional filler material that can be mixed with plastics and resins to impart CO₂ absorption capabilities.